Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
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sEessains'Y quiet and snasnonslfaliss
psopls oi ils y. oi G VEs s1fsngiaeaso tnd
tas isrsss4gg tasfeof greatly Increased
by the consideration aad rsgsrt
ties nan tested. DlfsToa. opinions aFs
slieFfalne1 upon The subject toF one
am .acilec o. believe thai tls fres ieAl
ild lot leslls anfthias ia tlH sage oi
fscsgl4un 90 pu9iic Generalization upon as
fsflIu aud J thiuk ttass Mo wGl.d lAse
hesn .saGefs 90 tle event of a tealsnslra
ION we're informed sf the wishes 81 the
Chief ExscufiFs ald actesi scclrd ukiy.
The hour "a sfrlFal, too---ariy nlofAluk-
vas uuf4sorAnIe. Hat the Arrangement
been llads % lave Lhe tram leave al1 re-
tlrn .n ne evening iasiezd % early
morning something HA5 demon
sE4zaon soaa1 have oesa unsveida9le.
szns that either tas FFesltsat 0r
rs alia IS esteemed ie-8 highly here
than slses here ln the Nation oY me people
generally. brcauss hey fOnls and So~qaiet-
IT, ike ordinary mortsis. Tor Ne have tEsnl
in o1r midst most ol t4s urus end LnsY afo
often aco~ssiDls ~ Visitors "a All classes Il
Costa .ess lle 4ld treulie. ln fact, - see
ihs lhlsl Mag sirats. often. tnaa IS dgea. 10
s-e lhe CaIsls " tbs boEeaus Ia ths i'e-
Faftmso-s.
The President bzs settled right down -
hsra H0rk n his once early and la,s lass
asa iasvsr soul& A41sr "a absense ~ a les
weeks on a hunting or laalng rifs durins
Which business aad corrsspoodeacs pad
accu aaulated. Ars. Cleveland has been out
drlginx al alone with iler horse anl buggy.
probably thr same one her mother drove
about the city vita during her acseoce. The
Freaidens snen al aous IA washington,
asoids maklng display Of hImsen as much
g. possible be eFident.y doesn't care % Dc
seen OF men exceEt On business, and the
NsF hs fools peopis ou sundays ABOUT
soink ~ cnufch Is amusing
thcrs or not and SO they crowd tne broad
pasemsnt IN frons Of The oic-fashicned
pam, square church on -Four and = nall
st on sunday for three or four Weezs m
succession until they gcs ursd and duit
only 10 dad that be attsuleit services on the
sunday following. when they commences
their work szssu and he farce q 50 repeat
~. The meulbess OF the New York AFenue
church will probably never quite recover
from their disappointment over toe failure
0f the President 90 select that htgatoned,
f.shlOnsble church "a the immediate
vicinity u the Executive Mansion. ks his
place OF worship. They just took it for
granted that he would 20 there ard.
Of course. taeir surprise was great
.ni oriy equaled by their dlsAppoint-
nent when they found that the old
church down town, presided over 0y the
stausch cd Republican ex-Snaplain Ot the
United States senate. Rev. Dr.. Byron sun
dsriin nad been selected. lt turned OUT
ansrsasd that Or. Sanderiin hsd been the
beloved pastor OF the Presidents mother.
in her younger days, and that fact helped
70 temper The wind for the tender hearted.
Mrs Folsom and her distinguished daugh-
Ter sppear TO snjoy living out IN the coun-
try and driving about over the bexutius
rosix when and where they please. ike
other ladies' without beng recognized og
The people generally. Why should ttey
not
The old and old fashioned tossn lying BE-
tween Washington proper and "Oakview.
TIE country bone Of the President known
long years before the ciry OF Warrington
vas thought of as "6-orgetown.' nas been
"picxing up' and grow lug since TIC Pfesi-
dent located out on the "Helgnis and II
really seems as II the fsct OF such lccstiOn
bad infused new life and energy into
everything out in that direction-
Ike the old city Of Georgslown with is
rrsat trees largs lawns and fne old man
sons it res up. high and dry. upon bills
which have never eecn graded Gown and
probably never viii ts. Two lines OF street
ears run over there and 10 IS part and par-
81 Of Washington. only separated By hock
Creek yet he people there Always cal 70
"tfsorxst0~n," While those on this side call
Il West Washington The streets are
nurbsrsd aud isffersd 90 correspond with
,hose ~ Washington, and a. ths same time
the old names. as ''tlonxress. High. etc.
ara retained, ln addition Co the letter or
number on the street lamps. The older
inhabitants some OF whom live in dwell
inxs srecfsd long before the Revolutionary
var could never become accustomed O the
new arrangement. Very few Northern
paopla i've IN 0eorx-soWn. rheg ass nos
yet quite comfortable over there The
oid settlers DO not abuse tbsIa,
they simply let them alone ard
.li0w them 20 gst lonely aud
"home.ick Georgetown and Alexandris
srs very much sike-theY particularly re-
ssmble each 0gAsr in rrspect % their Gis-
hxe for the Northern people 5us 1 shi1k
thev vii 1otn gradually lose their prsju-
dicez against the "Xankess.' These towns
are business towns. especially Georgetown.
whess a great deal Of aonr q msrufsstnrsd
spa lsrse business in lsrtisksrs farm
ing implements and farm products = done.
ft = virtually the southern tsru1inu Of shs
Chesapeake s Ohio canal. originally con-
sncted from Aisxsndris. Va 10 Cun-
hsrlsnd. Nt.. zr-se ouslst for
crsi ard iron. now unused between
e4errxefnwn aud Alexandria. The Aqse-
duct bridge connectinx Georgetown and
Vlrsinis across the Potomac. wss 6aiit
e,risinallv. tn rcndllct The cara. across tbs
river it wss toli-hri 20 xod The "tofl' rss
serious item hut nov ths Ggvernuent
hsz purchased the old piers sn1 apurrar hes
ard rsrv asntscire au8 stts tsfantisi iron
aritze = Being erecfed ard vii Re realty
SCOUT November ~ for ths general pnh1c
frse then we csu - 81 Fort Nyer ard
Arlington sxiin without having e. cross the
len1 nridrs nsio~ sfVer unich a. the RAJ
-esd trains gong south from sshingt0n
psss
t'aorxetow, = A. the head ef lis-wster
o. thp fefou'ac. The tide rises here tour
feet siid vessels drawing fcurteen feet come
- % the i0eSs trirei1g. ~ fhrUuzi he
ssfrrr1ar sassns xresf rsfs 81 lea f-o,n the
Kennebec sird rsklrg avsr cral in return.
They have 81 fes factorv bare doing
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